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Aloisia Kirschner (17 June 1854 – 10 February 1934) was an Austrian novelist, born in Prague and favorably known under her pseudonym Ossip Schubin, which she borrowed from the novel Helena by Ivan Turgenev. She died in 1934 at , Bohemia.

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rdfs:label	Ossip Schubin (cs) Ossip Schubin (de) Aloisia Kirschner (en) Aloisia Kirschner (es) Ossip Schubin (fr) Киршнер, Лола (ru)
rdfs:comment	Ossip Schubin, vlastním jménem Aloisia Kirschnerová, zvaná též Lola Kirschner, 17. června 1854, Praha – 10. února 1934, Zámek Košátky) byla rakousko-česká spisovatelka, píšící německy. Mužský pseudonym si zvolila dle literární předlohy ruského spisovatele Ivana Sergejeviče Turgeněva. Její sestrou byla malířka Marie Louise Kirschnerová. (cs) Ossip Schubin, Pseudonym für Aloisia (Lola) Kirschner, (* 17. Juni 1854 in Prag, Kaisertum Österreich; † 10. Februar 1934 auf Schloss , Tschechoslowakei) war eine deutschsprachige böhmische Schriftstellerin, die bevorzugt das Salon- und Gesellschaftsleben ihrer Zeit schilderte. (de) Aloisia Kirschner (Praga, 17 de junio de 1854- , Bohemia, 10 de febrero de 1934) fue una escritora austrohúngara conocida por su pseudónimo Ossip Schubin, que tomó de la novela Helena de Ivan Turgenev. Creció con sus padres en y pasó varios inviernos en Bruselas, París y Roma, lo que le inspiró sin duda sus perspicaces descripciones de vidas de artistas bohemios y de una sociedad internacional preocupada por las modas, sus temas favoritos. (es) Ossip Schubin, nom de plume d'Aloisia (Lola) Kirschner, née le 17 juin 1854 à Prague et morte le 10 février 1934 au château de Košátky en Tchécoslovaquie, est une romancière autrichienne. Son pseudonyme est emprunté à un personnage du roman À la veille d'Ivan Tourgueniev. (fr) Ло́ла Ки́ршнер (нем. Aloisia "Lola" Kirschner; 17 июня 1854, Прага — 10 февраля 1934, Замок Косатек, Чехословакия) — немецкая романистка, известная под псевдонимом Ossip Schübin. Киршнер много путешествовала; её романы — «Ehre», «Gloria victis», «Unter uns», «Boris Lensky», «Finis Poloniae» и многие другие — рисуют жизнь различных стран и отличаются стремлением к реализму. С конца 1880-х стали появляться, преимущественно в иллюстрированных журналах, русские переводы произведений Лолы Киршнер. Похоронена на кладбище Малвазинки в Праге. (ru) Aloisia Kirschner (17 June 1854 – 10 February 1934) was an Austrian novelist, born in Prague and favorably known under her pseudonym Ossip Schubin, which she borrowed from the novel Helena by Ivan Turgenev. She died in 1934 at , Bohemia. (en)
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